The Kennel Murder Instalment Twenty-Eight
Philo Vance and Markham pursue a lead in the Archer Coe case. Enright provides details on Ruprecht the Doberman and hints at a past trauma. A late night call reveals Grassi has been stabbed, shifting the investigation toward a dangerous connection between the dog and the murder.
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Guilfoyie
Homicide Bureau
Hilda Lake
Vance
Markham
Wiads
Snright
Central Park West
Enright
Wrede
Misaus Ruprecht
Mr. Vance
Ruprecht
Cornwall
Tatoo
Archer Coe
Currie
Scottish girl linked to Brisbane murder case
Local detectives pursue the Albury murder victim as a young Scottish woman named Jean. The Sydney identified head confirms this link, with investigations spanning New Guinea Britain New Zealand and France to verify her identity and past marriages. A British manufacturer supplied photos matching, while a Sydney relative aided police verification.
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Brisbane
Albury
Sydney
New Guinea
Britain
New Zealand
France
Jean
Australia
Europe
Thousands of Mutton Birds Die as Surf Becomes Battlefield
Surfers at Newcastle Nobbys Merewether and Bar Beaches watched thousands of Short-tailed Shearwaters die or weaken along the water’s edge. Birds were migrating to breeding grounds when blown off course, with hundreds collected by city workers and many rescued by bystanders, while the source notes the species’ reliance on Bass Strait and nearby islands for food and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
Nobbys
Merewether
Bar
Tasmania
Victoria
South Australia
Sydney
Noew Castle
Willy
Jack
Failare
New Zealand
Bass Strait
Cape Barren Island
Melbourne
King and Flinders Islands
Nerald
Dingo Attack at Baker's Creek Leaves Terrier Dead
On Mr. H A Maunsell's property at Baker's Creek near Bundock a terrier was killed by six or so dingoes while accompanying Mr. H Schilling and his retriever. The retriever fought but was driven back, and Schilling shot one dingo from about 40 yards as the pack fled, leaving the terrier carcass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Maunsell
Baker's Creek
Bundock
H. Schilling
Wingham “Chronicle
Mid-North Coast Band Contest Results At Kempsey
The Mid North Coast Band Contest held at Kempsey Saturday saw Coff's Harbour first in the diagram event with 180 1 5 points across inspection pacing marching drill and music. Kempsey placed third overall in the diagram and Wingham led the hymn tune with 93 points. Coff's Harbour and Kempsey tied near the top in the grand aggregate contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kempsey
Kersey
Totm
Coffs
Wingham
Mare Coff's Harbor
Coff’s Harbor
Coff's Harbour
Coffs Harbour
Beef Exports Aim to Expand Imperial Meat Trade
Under-Secretary of State for the Dominions Mr Malcolm MacDonald urged British authorities to prevent inferior chilled beef entering Great Britain. He said the policy requires expanding production and ensuring continuous supply, either domestically or through arrangements with other meat-producing countries, and to boost inter imperial trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Dominions
Malcolm MacDonald
Queensland
MacDonald
Iberausty
Britain
Atd
Railway Institute Eisteddfod Opens With Record Entries
The tenth annual Railway Institute Eisteddfod will run from November 2 for nine days and nights in Australia. Last year 3,600 entries were received and 144 events cover music elocution national dancing and vaudeville open to amateurs except eight railway service items. Principal adjudicators come from Brisbane Dr R Dalley Scarlett and Mr H R Gelston. Juvenile prizes have four awards. Syllabus and entry forms are available from the Hon Secretaries at Railway Institute Eisteddfod 273 Castlereagh Street Sydney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railway Institute
Railways
Australia
Brisbane
R. Dalley-Scarlett
Musical Times
H. R. Gelston
Castlereagh Street
Sydney
Gloucester’s Growth Through Roads and Trade Prospects
A reader extols Gloucester’s rapid growth highlighting new buildings on Church Street, Majestic Theatre frontage, and Grime & Small shop fronts. The letter urges a northern highway and better roads to attract visitors, boost dairying, unlock undeveloped land, and connect to New England and Cobark Copeland routes.
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Gloucester
Church Street
Street & Parish
Newcastle
Maitland
Grime & Small’s
Glouvester
A. Shultz
Channel
Bator
Ubal
Gloucester Por Stephens
Myail Lakes
Buirrington
Forster
Avd Yast
New England Road
Mr. Fraser
Manning River
Barnard
Wailcha
Armidale
New England
Shite Cainevil
Main Roads Board
Lown Emi
Cobark
Copeland
Cobark- Copeland
Tom
Morrissey
T. M. Adobe
Kirripit
Teragic
Barrington
Moppy
Removal of All Loquats Proclaimed by Plant Diseases Act
The minister orders all loquats removed by October 81 under the Plant Diseases Act 1924. Agriculture officials stress compliance as inspectors target these trees because they commonly host fruit fly and are troublesome.
Why Send Your Orders Away Why Send Your Orders Away
Defer the article required and send to H. COOTE, JEWELLER. GLOUCESTER. A trial will convince you that your requirements can be supplied at City Prices. All Catalogue kept on hand. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Coote
Jeweluer
Gloucester
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Garden OF Roses Cafe
E. Mino & CO
Phler
Street & Parish Ltd
Loca! Agenta
the Farmers & Graziers CO. Ltd
AAS
Flemington
Farmers & Graziers
Aus
Atenington
Homebush
Homebush Bay
Winchcombe, Carson Ltd
Winchcombe House
Bridge Street
Winchcombe, Sydney
Advocate
THE
Gloucester Advocate
Barrington ST
Philo Vance
van Dinw
Mid-North Coast
Mr. M. MacDonald
Railway Institute Eisteddfod
Victor
Paling’s
Hunter ST. Newcastle
Banio
Australian Beer
Resch
Reschs D.B
Optometrist
MeDonald
BOA. Hin Jus
PSM Ulonton
Nc Webster
Duck Ant McTiannid (Sydney) Ltd
Wommercial
Golds Gate
Church St
Ares
Stecks Confectionery
E. Young
Corbetts
Sunshine Cafe
TONE
Gloucester Fruit and Vegetable Market
Tohaven & Cigarettes
Toe
B. Saxby
E. Patmore
Ff. Latton
Hume Street
F. A. Isaac
Ndertaker
A. E. Tull Cash & Carry Butchery
M. Thurlow
General Commission
H. Pile
Stratford
Collins & Forbes
General Carriers & Wood Merchants
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