Lands Reclamation and New Settlers in Wagga District
The article details government resumption of estates for settlement near Myall Creek and Tamworth, listing districts Gobhagomballu Walls Bunny Ridge and Manda Fama. It notes 719 settler allocations with 450 taken, ongoing improvements, and a progressive policy as Premier cites negotiations for more estates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myall Creek
Liverell
Gobhagomballu
Wagga Wagga
Bunny Ridge
Manda Fama
Tamworth
Proportien i
Liberal and Reform Conference
Worth of His Reputation at London Press Club Dinner
Mr. Heerboom Tree recounted an Atlantic crossing charity concert where guests could buy off personal allusions by paying for non publication. An American boss, asked to contribute, handed a sealed envelope with two cents, declaring that amount stood for his reputation in worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Heerbobm
Tree
London Press Club
Staruas
Kiv
Immigrants Arriving From Writish Lekinds in Pore Tackson
Immigrants arriving from Britain and Ireland are selected by NSW authorities for farming, labour, or domestic work. Last year 2,930 assisted immigrants moved, with 1,12 nominated by friends or relatives. The Government offers facilities for NSW residents to bring out friends or relatives from London and Liverpool at reduced rates, with passages via North German Lloyd routes from Antwerp, Genoa, and Naples. Applications for full notices and circulars available from the Director, Immigration and Favorist Bureau, Challis House, Martin Place, Sydney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beanckty
New South Wales
Enghind
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Luwilitation Bureau
Sydney
Stualsvaux
London
Liverpool
Europe
Brewett
Antwerp
Geo
Naples
Immigration and Favorist Bureau
Challis House
Martinblag
Bydney
Pastor Takes Holiday Amid Congregation’s Prayer
A fragile fragment reports a pastor granted a vacation by his church after a vote by members described as extinct or cautious. The text suggests he planned to visit a neighboring village on a Sunday evening, with the congregation praying for him. The visitor calmly asked for excuse, and was told he was on holiday.
Crown Lands Act of New South Wales guide praised
Chief Justice Darley noted the NSW land laws are complex and baffling for laymen and settlers. Messrs Brierly and Iria published a definitive Crown Lands Act handbook, now in a second edition from Law Book Company Sydney, praised as the best on the subject and essential for banks, law offices, and the Lands Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darley
New South Wales
Messrs. Brierly
Iria
Lonehana
Law Book Company of Australasia, Ltd
Castletreat
Sydney
Lands Department
Law and
Law Book Co
Philosopher Learns by Door Post Hole Trick
A tanyard proprietor uses a door post hole to test passersby. A solemn man stands by. the tanner questions him about buying leathers. The man answers, revealing he is a philosopher who has stood for hours trying to see through the hole to learn the trick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanner
Axl
Tam
Soldier's Tale From Guard Duty (Fragment)
Dramatic fragment shows a level officer questioning a sentry about guard positions. The exchange yields a riddle sense as the soldier replies and the scene hints at marching orders and situational awareness within a guard detail.
Excavation Reveals Ancient Wall Remnants and Inner Fortifications
Fragmentary report describes an archaeological site with a buried chamber protected by a solid outer wall of stone and brick. Inside, walls formed a closed space with three surrounding structures, suggesting advanced defense features comparable to known ancient fortifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yokaetar
Tabla
al Jericho
Remarkable Rice Memory in Hee Mowe Menor Experiments
The passage notes that Hee Mowe Menor showed memory of rice sticking, with better recall when trials were spaced apart by an hour. Consecutive trials required six attempts to learn the rice was not worth touching, while spaced trials improved learning, indicating memory over time.
Bizarre Schoolroom Scene Reveals Harsh Lesson
A schoolmaster disciplines a pupil with a strange lesson, forcing him to write a note to his father claiming stupidity. The boy confesses fear and describes makeshift dormitory arrangements and meals, while the master surprisingly opts to overlook the conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simone
Arylae
Gio
Fearful Letter Suggests Plot to Murder in Hidden Note
A father reads a letter to his son that reveals a chilling plan. The writer warns of exposing Geraldine’s death in the cellar and encourages concealing the crime with strychnine and forgery. The note hints at finishing the murder and sending the dagger by book post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob
Geraldine
Thotsana
Jack
Fragmented dialogue from a bygone column
The text presents a fragmented dialogue between two women with misread words and garbled phrases. It hints at social banter about family and an implied mother alive, but the passage is largely unreadable and lacks a complete narrative.
A Tale of Two Sics And a Trance of Sound
A fragmentary Victorian anecdote describes a scene with a brass instrument and a humorous misunderstanding. Joe confronts Mr Barrow and demands the sovereign he owes, while others grapple with the device and its usefulness. The tale reflects awkward attempts at communication and relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borrows
Joe
Mr. Borrow
Why Pipers Walk with White Praavine Theme
Fragmentary text with scattered phrases about pipers and walking cadence. No clear event or entities to identify. cannot determine a coherent newspaper item from the provided snippet.
Eminent Artist Receives Chance at Country Manor Visit
The text describes an aspiring artist invited to a noble Jord manor where a butler opens the door. The visitor, dressed plainly, is noted for Bohemian attire while the lord observes the situation with unfamiliar expectations. The scene hints at a cultural clash over art and status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jord
Buhemian
The Truth Comes Home Dridget Speak Story
The mistress of the house mentions bed linen as a clue while a child cites neighbors saying the father was seen with three abedts in the wind. A patient is placed to bed as Dr Kilpatrick is discussed and a nurse questions if he will operate. The speaker declares a name, Patric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father
Doctor Kilpatrick
Netti
Nick
Patric
Beating Incident on Street Sparks Odd Exchange
A man named Stone and a man named Wood met on the street and exchanged brief views. A woman in a distinctive waterproof coat passed by. Wood then turned to Stone, Stone moved toward Wood, and both produced a rubber.
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Stone
Wood
Streck
Demystifying Love Through Axioms In A Frail Moment
A college maiden and a young man exchange playful mathematical dialogue about love. She suggests mapping their feelings to radii and equalities in a circle, using equations to prove mutual affection. The scene blends romance with abstract logic as they chase clarity in a hazy moment.
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Miss Axiom
The Pacific Trader Feud and a Monster Whale Attack
Seanteryna and Denison navigate Pacific trade tensions with native teachers clashes over pricing rules. A dangerous encounter with a devilfish ends when a rescue by a missionary ship averts disaster for Denison and Saunderson aboard the Palestine.
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Peel River
Durian
Menor
Say
Sonal
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Los Wife
Seanteryna
Palestine
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Saunderson
Danisen Foe
Baundarson
Alexander Saunderwon
Thoma Denison
Palastina
Baunderson
Gydney
Harmonium
Denison
Ald
Enre Bing Deck
Jim Beath
Pacific
Cormander
Mer Majesty
Min
Bannerson
Den
Nunderson
Lens
Sanderson
Ant
Maccabe
Olphant
Jack Sam
Buundereon
Launderson
Bennderson
Tuckecham
Denises
Parkenham
Baunderon
Denleas
Miminsarjer
Baundereon
Tanvinng Okra San Morping
Triemphant Woot
Bagnderson
Ux Tera
Beard
Varisue Minsion Howe
Re Saun
Garson
Mimion
Ginger Phin
Samnferson
Packen
Denis Fon
Lance
Pole Island
Mate
Eruseine
Meredith
Tov Atler-Drek
Morning Star
Missionarien
Baundersom
Omrm
Wiewemuseum Reanderson
Amd ‘Faveey
Jerson
Gough Theater
Celb
Nea
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