Laracy's Pot of Gold in the Bush Standoff
Ex-pushranger Laracy faces three armed men seeking his gold cache in a remote hut. The doctor, wary women, and packhorses mark the tension as Laracy uses bluff, observation, and readiness with rifles and pistols to outmaneuver the intruders seeking a thousand ounces of gold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laracy
Lamacq
Shexe
Matey
Luracy
Lavacy
Mike
Larney
Kiera
Sage
End of the Ute Crossing trip and capture of bushrangers
Laracy and Sam outwit three armed bushrangers at a remote camp. After disarming the men, Laracy forces a retreat as troopers close in led by government prospector Harrison. The group contemplates their four mining claims while gold remains in camp awaiting later action.
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Bedad
Cuffiane
Larsey
Larucy
Laracy
Hagie
Sam
Sam Hodge
Martha
Vlad
Lagacy
Crevie Lavacy
Harrison
Croasin
Falla
Ner Ausgur Hole
Ladies' costumi and garments sale list with many items
A catalog of ladies and kiddies clothing and accessories offered at reduced prices. Items include serge costumes, velour overcoats, wool jersey knits, knit jumpers, cardigans, stockings, bloomers, nightwear, and more in multiple sizes and colors with sale prices listed alongside usual prices. Also lists fabrics and yardage for flannel and plannelette materials and some patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lalies
Laules
Bath
Weekend road safety warning from New South Wales officials
Public holiday road safety appeal urges all road users to show care and cooperate with authorities. Police will enforce laws strictly for flagrant breaches. Cyclists and pedestrians face stricter discipline with emphasis on rider behavior, reflectors, and safe road use as accident rates rise during long weekends.
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New South Wales
Road Safety Council
Brixner
Drunken road users blamed as holiday hazards
The article notes that intoxication causes many accidents with pedestrians and vehicle occupants suffering injuries and deaths. It cites 1938 figures showing 176 intoxicated pedestrians causing 15 deaths and 1172 injuries, plus 86 intoxicated vehicle passengers causing 3 deaths and 35 injuries. Ministers urge religious leaders to address the three risks: reckless motorists, drunken pedestrians, and uncontrolled cyclists.
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