Captain Nanson Returns in Gravity Planes Mystery
Journalist Hardy reunites with Captain Nanson, war-ace now commanding Halliday gravity planes. Nanson, puzzled by motionless aircraft, learns of Dr Night’s capture of Hardy’s group and a pair of jailed youths. The tale heats as plans form to pursue Night to his homeland for answers.
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Hardy
Nanson
Robert Hardy
the Mirror
Halliday
Night
Doris
Ruth
V.C
Max
iMincheon
Misa Halliday
Narson
Dr. Night
Rardy
Biardy
Murillo Theft Leads Hardy to Dr. Night’s Trail
In a scene at Sir Max’s gathering, Hardy uncovers a counterfeit Murillo once stolen by financier Albert Wilson. A note from Dr. Night hints at a vendetta as Hardy vows pursuit to the world’s end. Inspector Frost reveals royal secret service status and plans to arrest Dr. Night abroad.
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Max
Hardy
Albert Wilson
Sir Max
Dr. Night
Wilgon
Muniiionaire
Mr. Hardy
Wilson
la Faye
Nangon
Halliday
Robert Hardy
Muletty
Threshhold
Inspector Frost
Bill Frost
Night
Mardy
Frost
China
Berlin
New South Wales Criminal Investigation Branch
Police Department
Aeroplane lifts as pilots settle into planned ascent
The great aeroplane hums with gravity plates as it rises. Donia Ruth and Bob Hardy observe from the cabin while Captain Nanson steers, flanked by the steersman and the second in command, through the glass door at the plane’s nose.
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Donia
Ruth
Bob Hardy
Captain Nanson
Bia
Quest to stop Dr Night and a Lost Empire Threat
Roy and Pat pursue Dr Night through tropical seas and Asia to thwart a plan to rebuild a long forgotten empire. The mission pits them against a spread of war and a mix of tribes as Night seeks to seize power across three great empires. The pursuit spans hostile lands with peril and intrigue.
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Roy
Pat
Asia
Dr. Night
Ita
Robert Huray
Central Asia
Driving Bowls Debate Split Over Driving in Game
A discussion on whether driving belongs in bowls features quotes from W F Corbett and fans on the advantages and dangers of driving. The piece notes drivers who both help and hurt scores, the need for good drivers in skips, and the craft’s enduring appeal before closing with a report that P E Coleman, 41, president of the NSW Federal Labor Party branch, collapsed and died while visiting friends.
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Fey
W. F. Corbett
Sunday Sun
Tweyer
P. E. Coleman
N.S. Wales
Federal Labor Party
Coleman
Marshs Farewell Tribute Highlights Gloucester Night
Mr and Mrs Marsh receive heartfelt Gloucester District tribute as they depart after years in the town. The couple praised band members hospitality and local leaders while recalling tea visits, fine performances, and civic pride. Auld Lang Syne and the National Anthem closed the event, followed by dancing and a supper.
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Mrs. Marsh
Gloucester
Mr. Marsh
Atarsh
Oliver Goldsmith
Kipling
Marah
Ile
Roctor
Dafiere
Gloucester Barn
Marsh
Glouvester
Lawn & District
Choucester
Mr Marsh
Sevial
M. L. Dean
Ind Tex
Japan Eating More Meat Says Australian Official
Mr. Rey Twashki, Australian representative of the Japanese Ministry for Commerce and Industry, returning from Japan to Sydney, notes Western contact has boosted beef consumption in the future. He adds Japan could become a major market for Australian meat.
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Rey Twashki
Japanese Ministry For Commerce and Industry
Sydney
Japan
Tnat
Fodder Conservation Championship Judging Itinerary
An itinerary lists judging dates and places for the Championship Fodder Conservation Competition in the Central Coastal area. May 30 Bellingen and Dorrigo. May 21 Kempsey and Wauchope. June 1 Taree and Wingnam. The party includes H C Stenning, chief instructor, NSW Agriculture, newspaper reps, and an NSW Royal Agricultural Society officer. Masors A W and J Andrews of Upper Manning are noted maize contest winners.
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Forder Conservation
J Tee
Bellingen
Ana Dorrigo
Kemprey Ana
Wauchope
Taree
Wing Nam
Juagé Im
H.C. Stenning
Department of Agriculture
Royal Agricultural Society of New South Wales
Masors
A. W
J. ¥. Andrews
Manning
Kerle
Australia’s Population Figures From March Census
The Commonwealth Statistician reports an Australian population of 6,669,188 this week, up 48,690 from March 131, 1883. Of the total, 3,394,689 are male and 3,284,499 are female.
Shires Association Forum Hints Grants for Local Roads
The minister for Local Government said grants would fund non main roads and bridges when councils lack funds to provide access. Also discussed was a Sydney Corporation Bill amendment to LGAct to ease debt readjustment, stressing borrower lender agreement on existing contracts.
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Shires’ Association
Spooner
Bridges Ir
Sydney Corporation
L.G
The Right to Impound and Confusing Rules
A discussion clarifies two distinct impounding rights: on private property only the occupier or an authorized person may impound, while on public roads only an official impounding officer authorised by the Council may seize animals. Private impounding is limited by time from sunrise to sunset.
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Legat
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M. Thurlow
Flassaac
F. A. Isaac Builder & Undertaker
E. Patmore
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Bluebird Cafe
Cigarettes & Tobacco
Blue Bird Cafe
Golden Cate Cafe
Church St., Gloucester
Young Proprietress
Sunshine Cafe
R. J. Colvin
Street & Parish Ltd
the Farmers & Graziers Co-Operative Grain Insurance & Agency CO. Ltd
Circular Quay
Flemington
Farmers & Graziers
Wire “Grain
G.P.O
Pir Son-Badgeryee
Winchcombe, Carson, Ltd
Futempen
Whechoante
By Aidan de Brune
T. Hicks
Poldhu
Marconi
England
America
Britain
United States
Australia
Commonwealth Savings Bank of Australia
Commonwealth
Advocate
Barrington St., Gloucester
N.C
the Shires
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