The Six Hour Mystery Part Three Continues
In London a shadow game unfolds as a Russian agent plots to use a double to mislead pursuers. Nash agrees to stay hidden at the bungalow while the agent orchestrates a staged encounter to draw off enemies, culminating in a plan to confront the intruder at a West End hotel with the ultimate deception revealed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trma
London
States
England
Nash
Richmond
Imma
Irma
Twickenham Station
Victoria
Mr. Nash
John Smith
Tfis
Stu Deposit
Shouhl
The Late Mr Joseph Davis Remembrance and Family Ties
A reminiscence of Joseph Davis recounts his long marriage, the death of his wife, and a large family including seven children, about 30 grandchildren and as many great grandchildren. He recalls Manning native history with Lobban and other local figures like Old Johnny Martin and Mr Newby, and mentions Ned the Sailor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manning
Lobban
Wingham
Chatham
Johnny Martin
Mr. Newby
Ned the Sailor
Reminiscences of Manning River Pioneers and Early Stores
A fragmentary reminiscence describes early Manning River life recounting pilots and old timers. Names such as Captain Newton Brackett Wise Turner and Lewin at Manning, with notes on Peg Leg Crock, faded hotels, first stores, and pioneer crafts. The narrator recalls family ties, local trades, and the rough pioneer attire shaping the district’s beginnings. The writer, now older, reflects on health, reading habits, and the desire to preserve these memories for future generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Algo
Brackett
Jack Wise
Redband
Charlie Turner
Tinones
Filly Marshall
Billy Marshall
Willy Marshall
Chatham
William Edwards
Cundietown
Mir
Gaorge Newby
Early Pioneers of the Manning River Area
Interviews reveal names tied to Cann, Campbell and Croker families. Notes recall Candletown in 1875, mariners by Captain Newton, and first vessels on the Manning River. Mentioned also are Miss Kelly at Brimbin and a five band mill at Chatham as part of early life in Wingham and surrounding districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toms Wais
Fanny Cant
Susan Cann
Henry Cann
Whychayn
Stirling
Candletown
John Croker
Charles Croker
James Atkinson
Cundletown
Campbel
Cundistown
Kit Alan
Tey
Manning
Sydney
Kelly
Brimbin
Tatioh
Lek
Chatham
Wingham
G. 8. Hill
Also Mentioned on This Page
Raso
Gloucester Rubber Works
B. Livermore
Prop
Church Breet
Gloucester
T. Charlton
the Victoria Insurance Co. Ltd
Street & Parish Ltd
Farmers & Graziers Co-operative Co. Ltd
E. W. Sparke, Limited
West Maitland
Campbell’s Hill
Pitt, Son & Badgery, Limited
Pitt Son & Badgery Ltd
Winchcombe, Carson, Ltd
Homebush Yards
Abattoir
Winchcombe, Carsom Ltd
Winchcombe Lowe
Bridge Sires
Bigteay
Anthony Marsden
Tor
Brrn
Mr Nash
Daddy
Mr. Smith
Doper
Deso lefEy
Tim
Joseph Davis
Thorn
John Lews
Old Pelican
Wingham Mtr
Dave Lewis
Land of the
Fioto
Commonwealth Savings Bank
Husitalia
Evarat Howmaking Elaimente Nemdad
Thay
A. E. Smith
Baker & Pastrycook
Carey
H. Jeans
Smith's
Toots
C. Nash
Royen
Pru Walis
H. Toll
Kendal
R. Kendall
King ST. Gloucester
M. Thurlow Saddler
ST. Gloucester
Hopley
Ela Hotel
Glouses
Gomino Bros
Garden of Roses Cafe
Corbett
Mogrami and
Back Creek
W. C. Ridgeway
T. Hicks
General Commission
Phong
Victor Pianos
Hunter St
Newcastle
G. W. H. Martin
Mill
Stratford
Gloucester Advocate
P.O. Box
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