NSW Tours to Yarrangobilly Caves Kosciuszko and Cooma
Personal escorted tours by the New South Wales Government Tourist Bureau begin this season with a 4 February departure from Melbourne and Sydney. The route covers Yarrangobilly Caves, Mount Kosciusko, Talbingo, Kiandra, Adaminaby, and Thredbo along the Snowy and Monaro regions, featuring trout fishing, ski runs, and alpine scenery en route to The Creel guest house. Visitors ascend Kosciuszko by drag, explore caves, and later return via the same outward path with Sydney connections via Goulburn.
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Melbourne
Sydney
Cootamundra
Tununt
Talbingo
Kiandra
Dividing Range
Adaminaby
Monaro Uplands
Thredbo
Kosciusko
Hl. D. McIntosh
Jenin
Weighbauring
Dalian
Ain
Chen
Italier
Ines
Tle
Spreschel
Koselimke
Risndra
Australia
Alluvil
Ile
Binnie
Murray River
Victorian
Gippsland
Snowy River
Yellow Lake
Twynam Peak
Walst
Agintoothboug
Khaneoban
Murray
Sunwy
Llere
Stredis
Bel
Ikoseiuske
Shimer
Kuselaske
Samiles
Blue Lake
Darke Albina
Carruthers’ Deak
Lake Ata Attala
de Cite
Tlis Beutiful
Coon
Jindabyne
Berridale
Goulburn
Divorce Epidemic Prompts Press Alarm Across Nation
A Liberal Arts digest cites government divorce census showing one in twelve marriages ends in divorce. From 1867–86 there were 328,716 divorces. 76 years to 1906 yield 945,625. Rate per married population rose from 81 in 1870 to 500 in 1900, implying about 1 in 12 marriages ends in divorce. Public tone ranges from caustic to cautiously reformist.
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Ohio ‘State Journal
Washington “Post
Chicago ‘News
New York “American
America
New milkman learns a chilly lesson in silence
A brand-new milkman, lacking experience, misreads a weather joke and greets a customer with talk of rain. The scene turns when the elderly man exposes a fictitious £1000 cheque used as a wedding gag, which the bank had cashed quietly this morning.
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Bank
We Have More Than Five Senses, Says Steric
The article discusses Steric’s claim that humans possess more than five senses, most latent, with some individuals using extrasenses to succeed or prove mystical insight. It cites dogs sensing death, cats and dogs reacting to hauntings, and animals avoiding danger, concluding a future “Superman” may hold many senses aided by self denial and small virtuous acts.
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Sterichard
Superman
Dean Farrar
Hawkesbury Agricultural College diploma winners named
Seventeen students of Sir Hawkesbury Agricultural College completed a two year course and earned the full college diploma. Names listed include Dibwell, McDiarund, Middleton, Young, Farleigh, Higandes, Bairthetit, On Dorward, Sehinge, Brouston, Sutter, Farner, Ward, Tollemache, Rogers, and Bootle.
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Sir Hawkesbury Agricultural College
James
Dibwell
Hh. W. McDiarund
J. Middleton
Ai. A. Young
A. G. Farleigh
A. ME. Higandes
LE. Bairthetit
Dorward
Tidge
Brouston
Sutter
Woos
Farner
Kh. Ward
LL. Tollemache
J. Rogers
I’. C. W. Bootle
A Soldier of Fortune in Crimea Chapter LX1
In a Crimean scene two adventurers Charles Vavasseur and Jack discover a taunting enemy and seize a Russian governor at a farm near the Lake of Lazie. They plan a covert extraction of a treasure and imprison the ex-governor, while preparing to meet Russian officers and secure their escape with cautious deception.
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Horleyford
Jack
Ater
Charles
Fortune
Gilad
Charley
Reashian
Rooshians
Charles Vavasseur
Apenas
Wai
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Eupatoria
Matt
Siberia
Enem
Bai
Soest
Menschikoff
Charles Vavasser
Cheritz
Ray
Constantine
Aeavees
Sapes
Este
Ichikoff
Rega
Troubetskoi
Ulian
Charles Vavasaur
Juck
Prince Menschikoff
Lazie
Fupatoria
Hero
Hig Amaster
Cuthbert
Bawie
Rendes
Seraichenoff
Cheritz Khan
Mensehikoff
Russia
Guvenor
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Tumut—Yarrangobilly
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Perry Reacu
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Tural College
Crimea
Jack Curlin