Maurice Fitz-Morriss By Vincent Gibson
The notice credits Vincent Gibson as author of Maurice Fitz-Morriss and lists his works The Double Rescue Was it Murder A Jackeroo's Experience.
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Newspaper
Peak Hill Express
Location
Peak Hill, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 14, 1905
Page
10
The notice credits Vincent Gibson as author of Maurice Fitz-Morriss and lists his works The Double Rescue Was it Murder A Jackeroo's Experience.
The General debates heirs and fraud schemes as Maurice is supported while bets on the baronetcy hinge on recent proofs. At Barbrook, Watty warns Lyre Bird claimants and management lines out boundary trespass notices. Belle and Millie maneuver aid from Mrs Mayhew to avert ruin. Haviland’s offer is rejected as plans proceed.
The Lyre Bird mine yields indicate a boundary breach and a hoped for payoff. The Billions reef appears rich where the leader joined, but the main reef’s value remains secret and contested by creditors and management. Gaffer vanishes amid writs as the General’s cautious optimism surfaces. To be continued.
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