Price's Sale Sparks Family Pride Clash in Dorset
Syd wrestles with the shock of Price's passing to a Swiss buyer, while family loyalties and old shop pride strain his mood. He recalls Price's as a shrine from childhood and faces Slingsby the butler and Weatherby the solicitor as a conference unfolds, with racing chatter brushing the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pupin
Syd
Price
Pupint
Urice
Sx Gensetutimma
Tony
Denny Passige
Doctor Crippen
Polly
Herbert
Earl of
Vitalis
Fitgerald
Omar Khayyam
Jamshyd
Slingsby
Pusey
Foot
Blingsty
Wetherby
Solleitor
Ally Pally
Alexandra Park
Flo
Langley End drama ends with tense plan for court
In a volatile drawing room scene Sir Herbert Bassinger manages a volatile household as Lord Droitwich clashes with Syd amid threats of legal action. Mrs Price and Miss Brown move unseen as Wetherby the lawyer is summoned and portraits loom over a brewing court confrontation. The scene closes with plans to subpoena the Long Sword portrait.
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Syd
Slingsby
Bitler
Wilord
Droitwick
Syn
Herbert Bassinger
Sir Herbert
Islingsby
Langley End
Sir Herbert Bassinger
Serpent
Wetherby
Long Sword
Erbert
Baronet
Tales of Paddy Connolly at Cooplacurripa Creek
A reminiscence by Richard Hinton recalls Paddy Connolly’s years at Khatumbohu Creek and Cooplacurripa Station. The piece recounts fence insults, mustering tricks, horse sales at Wingham, and Patt y’s wit. It notes his pigs, generosity, and hospitality, and hints at future stories about running wild bullocks with James Moore.
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Paddy Connolly
Australia
Paddy
Gloucester
Khatumbuhl Creek
J. &. Mackay
Cooplacurripa
Faddy
Mr. Mackay
Yrith
J. K Mackay
Dungee
Connolly
Mackay
Billy Morris
John Sullivan
Sullivan
Morris
Sullivan and Mortis
Billy ‘Morris
John Marooney
Wingham
John Marconey
Col
Parkly
Khatumboht Creek
Cedar Party Road
Wherral Flat
Cochrane
Joshus Cochrane
Sir Henry Parkes
N.S.W
Henry
Central Park
Sir Henry
Khatambubi
Barnard
Taree
Jess Savage
Father McGough
Lving
James Moore
Killawarra
Cooplacurrina Station
It Pays to Advertise in the Gloucester Advocate
The Gloucester district, with nearly 5000 residents, must be fed clothed and transported. The Gloucester Advocate is the only newspaper published in the district and is read by the people you hope to reach for business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Gloucester Advocate
Sydney
Advocate
Radio and battery sets offered with easy terms
An ad from Paling's at Hunter Street promotes high grade Victor battery sets with simple use, inviting repairs and advice from Webster Jack and McDonald Sydney Ltd at 16 Castlereagh Street, urging readers to watch the paper for visit dates and noting focus on sight defects and repair service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paling
Hunter St
Newsantle
Victor
BYUS
Webster, Jack and McDonald
Sydney) Ltd
Government Savings Tank Building
Castlereagh Street
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Eng
H. Tull
Corbett
G. B. Nash
G. B. Nash Revenshaw
Loucester
A. E. Smith
Russell & Sraith
Tar
Baker & Pastrycook
T. Charlton
the Victoria Insurance Co. Ltd
Farmers & Graziers Co-operative Co. Ltd
Flemington
Were
Farmers & Graziers” Am
E. W. Sparke, Limited
West Maitland
Campbell’s Hill
Phonas
Pittson & Badgery Ltd
Sydhey
Winchcombe, Carson, Ltd
Mle
Adtrom
Wiseirom
Tibet
Prince of Wales
Temora
Hugh Main
Richard Hinton
Paddy Donnelly
Con
St. Town
P.O. Box
Bi Binge
Rapson Tyre Depot
VESTA
Bennett
King ST
Ruserd's
Goa
Cc Hopley
Manercia Hotel
Comino Bros. Garden OF Roses Cafe
CAFE
Cigarettes & Tobacco Alwars Stocked
T. Hicks
General Commission
Thurlow Saddler
ST. Gloucester
Iuperior
Barrington Street
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