Vanished Horsemen Saga Begins In Coastal Tale
In a tale about Captain Dick and Mistress Margaret, a housekeeper hosts a gathering of five men including Lieut Blair and Karl Kramm as they plan a venture at Silver River. The dialogue hints at romance and a bold future in the untamed coast as Blair outlines a river rich with timber, pasture, and navigable waters.
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Ling
Margaret
Captain Dick
Fii
Mistress Margaret
Dennis O'Hegasty
Sydney
Karl Kramm
John Blair
Erie
Dirk
Lwwe
Ivan
Trishmar
Erle
O'Hegarty
Mary Murhhay
Dinny O'Hagarty
Phil
Erte
Blair
Marzvivet
Rix
Mise
Silver River
Moreton Bay
Falls
Silver River Venture and a Vow of Pastoral Promise
A storm of ambition surrounds Lieut Blair's inspection voyage up Silver River as Governor Gipps considers conditional pardons to backers Captain Galloway Eric Strong Dunis O Hegarty and Karl Tramm. The group plans grazing leases cedar markets and a Sydney bound shipping service while Eric wooes Mistress Margaret amid a lavish private dinner and a hopeful bet on a future together.
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Sablelands
Sveting
Silver River
Sir George Gipps
Mission Bay
Lieut
Blair
Captain Galloway
Eric Strong
Dunis O'Hegarty
Karl Tramm
Sydney
Ubis
Gragions
Blair J
Tim
Ena
Margaret
Eric
Eric Juyt
Blackboy
Margaret Oun
noAlit
Ani
Evie Strong
Lagoone
Bristol
Josiah ‘Strong
Gloucester P P Board report on stock and pastures conditions
The Gloucester Post Office district report notes inspections of about thirty holdings with roughly 3750 head of stock. Weather has been near perfect with 229 mm of rain on nine days. Pasture quality varies by type, with some grasses ergot and crib grass common. green fodder crops grow well. Cattle health is generally satisfactory though cases of opthalmia and ergotism appear. a calamitous poisoning incident killed five valuable heifers. Stock movements remain brisk through local saleyards and mob movements up to 400 head.
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A. F. Moore
Gloucester
Pas- Wien Protection Board
Bouril
Manning
Opthahnia
Nsw
A. C. Mcleod
Mondrook
Bride’s Kindness Aids Convict In Chain Gang Scene
After a church departure the bride Margaret gives flowers to a red headed convict in chains as the procession passes a chain gang. He receives them with emotion, praying aloud for guidance as the carriage moves on. The moment unsettles onlookers and the couple reflect on mercy. End of segment.
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Phaeton
Margarek
Convret
Margaret Slipper
Chain Gang
Christ
Wight
Tari
Vod
Margaret
Huisband
Eric
Mistress Strong
Carpet grass debate and rabbit control on Gloucester reserves
A Gloucester Board meeting discusses carpet grass as cattle feed, rabbit infestations, and reserve maintenance. Reports cover grazing value, land spreading benefits, rabbit-free zones nearby, fence repairs, caretakers, and gate conditions with plans for new fencing, roving drovers access, and upcoming suckering and weeding at multiple reserves including Magrant Creek and Burrill Creek.
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Relreves
Colinolly
Ry Sam- Meryilé
George Teard
A. Awarus
Girvan Tls
Bullshe'elah Fon
Thia
Vour
Yuen
Flannery
Gusale
C. Flannery
Piiquery
TSR
Magrant Creek
Self
Moxiin
Glaucester
Krambach
Les Franks
W. Ridgeway
Magrant
Burrill Creek
Geo. Izzard
Mumker
Mariee
Wingham
Nabiac
Lansdowne
Goovernock
Ts.r
Stratford
Reserve district improvements and rabbit pest notes
The report discusses stock movement in P.B. District 18 and suggests urgent reserve improvements funded by the Reserve Improvement Fund. It recommends refusing Henry's tenure application over a TSA at Moorland and notes incomplete faulted creek crossing work at Johnson's Creek. The rabbit pest is praised for market value of skins, with advice on trapping, digging, and eradication to prevent reinfestation, urging owners to act within the law.
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P.B
TSR
Rawdon Vale
Henry
TSA
Moorland
Johnson's
New South Wales
P.P
Rabbit Skin Values Report from Winchcombe and Carson Ltd
61 tons of rabbit skins offered at Sydney sales on Tuesday. Prices for autumn, incomings and better pelts advanced considerably while other classes showed irregular bidding but no material change. Average consignments rose about 1 in 4 per lb by quality. First incomings to 99d per lb, second incomings 84d to 474d. Autumns bid to Od, racks 48d to 0d, Ard pelty 112d to 1ifid. 6th pelty 105d to 108d, 6th pelty 87d to Old, 6th pelty 64d to 89d, 7th pelty 40d to 66d. 2nd dove Ge to Tail, Brd does 40d to 48d, 4th does 36a to 884, 5th doe 28d to 38d, half and three-quarter growns 45d to 47, kitten and smalls 284 to 380, Int damaged 50d to Sd, 2nd damaged 37d to 11d, 3rd damaged 28d to 34d, 4th damaged 18d to phd, blurks to road and fawna ta 614.
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Winchcombe, Carson Ltd
Sydney
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Flemington Sales
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Carson
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Darling Harbour
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